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Revyen -- January 01, 1910[Jeppe Askjaer Misunderstands]
The editor quotes an article by the great Danish poet, Jeppe Askjaer, in which the poet says that he does not want Danish heather cultivated; he finds a beauty here that ought to be preserved. May the editor of Revyen correct the poet; it is not the intention of the Danish-Americans to buy a piece of heather to have it cultivated but just to preserve it as it is, and to make it a park or gathering place for themselves during their visits home. This idea has been put forth by both Revyen and the Pioneer for some time, so the article by the poet is based on a misunderstanding. The Danes in the United States agree with him wholeheartedly.
The editor quotes an article by the great Danish poet, Jeppe Askjaer, in which the poet says that he does not want Danish heather cultivated; he finds a beauty here ...
Danish
III H
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Reform Advocate -- January 01, 1910(No headline)
Julius Rosenwald by doubling a donation of $10,000 made by Edward Morris, president of the packing concern, and then procuring additional subscriptions of $5,000 each, has advanced to the A. J. C. $50,000, the largest gift in the organization's history.
Julius Rosenwald by doubling a donation of $10,000 made by Edward Morris, president of the packing concern, and then procuring additional subscriptions of $5,000 each, has advanced to the A. ...
Jewish
IV, II D 1
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Revyen -- January 01, 1910[Danish Cultural Institutions in the United States Aided by Homeland]
The Danish Government granted 13,500 Kroner for the advancement of Danish culture among Danes in foreign countries. This sum was distributed in the following manner:
For schools and education: Danish schools received 6,500 Kroner, and of this sum 4,000 Kroner went to schools and colleges in the United States.
For Danish books and libraries: 3,000 Kroner, of which 1,100 Kroner went to Danish libraries in the United States.
For lectures: 3,000 Kroner.
For Professor Paul Verrior, professor of Scandinavian languages at the University of Paris: 1,000 Kroner.
The Danish Government granted 13,500 Kroner for the advancement of Danish culture among Danes in foreign countries. This sum was distributed in the following manner: For schools and education: Danish ...
Danish
III H
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Revyen -- January 01, 1910(No headline)
p. 4, col. 3...Det Dramatiske Selskab (The Dramatic Society) has just been started; it is going to give its first play at Bjorgvin Hall, January 23. The play is Henrik Ibsen's "Fru Inger Til Ostraat."
The aim of the society will be to play Danish and Norwegian plays that have proved themselves popular at home. Carl Schreiber is the director, Hans Didrichsen, the instructor, and Johann Hansen, the secretary.
p. 4, col. 3...Det Dramatiske Selskab (The Dramatic Society) has just been started; it is going to give its first play at Bjorgvin Hall, January 23. The play is Henrik ...
Danish
II B 1 c 1, II B 1 c 1, III H
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Danish // Contributions and Activities > Avocational and Intellectual > Aesthetic > Theatrical > Drama (II B 1 c 1) ?
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Norwegian // Contributions and Activities > Avocational and Intellectual > Aesthetic > Theatrical > Drama (II B 1 c 1) ?
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Skandinaven -- January 02, 1910Real-Estate Transactions
The following Scandinavians bought or sold real estate in Chicago recently:
L. C. Vamrem to John H. Hansen: Evanston [now Broadway] and Glenlake Avenues. Price, $3,550.
L. C. Vamrem to Christ Larsen: Norwood Street and Southport Avenue. Price, $1,200.
Norwegian Lutheran Bethesda Home Association to K. Kildahl: Haddon Avenue and Oakley Boulevard. Price, $1,300.
H. I. Stephens to Axel B. Swenson: Wilson Avenue and Iowa Street. Price, $5,800.
J. Holton to Hans H. Hansen: Ashland Avenue and 65th Street. Price, $1,800.
The following Scandinavians bought or sold real estate in Chicago recently: L. C. Vamrem to John H. Hansen: Evanston [now Broadway] and Glenlake Avenues. Price, $3,550. L. C. Vamrem to ...
Norwegian
II F
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Skandinaven -- January 03, 1910Building Permits
Martin Hauger, flat building, 6343 St. Lawrence Avenue. Cost, $5,000.
S. Harmstrom, flat buildings, 5301-09 Kenmore Avenue, 1010-12 Berwyn Avenue. Cost, $35,000.
Martin Hauger, flat building, 6343 St. Lawrence Avenue. Cost, $5,000. S. Harmstrom, flat buildings, 5301-09 Kenmore Avenue, 1010-12 Berwyn Avenue. Cost, $35,000.
Norwegian
II F, II A 2
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Norwegian // Contributions and Activities > Real Estate Transfers and Building Activities (II F) ?
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Norwegian // Contributions and Activities > Vocational > Industrial and Commercial (II A 2) ?
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Skandinaven -- January 03, 1910Real-Estate Transactions
The following Scandinavians bought or sold real estate in Chicago recently:
R. Johnson to G. H. Peterson: Magnolia and Peterson Avenues. Price, $2,100.
H. Witte to M. C. Anderson: Dakin Street and 52nd Avenue. Price, $1,300.
Andrew Nielsen to M. Maisel: Winchester Avenue and 63rd Street. Price, $3,000.
The following Scandinavians bought or sold real estate in Chicago recently: R. Johnson to G. H. Peterson: Magnolia and Peterson Avenues. Price, $2,100. H. Witte to M. C. Anderson: Dakin ...
Norwegian
II F
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Dziennik Zwiazkowy Zgoda -- January 04, 1910School of English
The second quarter of the Holy Trinity Parish English evening school will begin Wednesday evening, at 7:30 P. M.
All those interested, will receive full information at the church rectory. The teachers are: Mr. Leon S. Mallik and Anton Ludwik.
The second quarter of the Holy Trinity Parish English evening school will begin Wednesday evening, at 7:30 P. M. All those interested, will receive full information at the church rectory. ...
Polish
I A 3, IV
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Skandinaven -- January 04, 1910Home for the Aged Destroyed by Fire
About three o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the new building of the Home for the Aged, in Norwood Park. Approximately sixty of the old people were sleeping in the old building. It appeared for a time that the old building would also be destroyed.
The matron soon had all of the aged residents dressed and out in the yard. The night was very cold, and the old people had to find shelter or freeze. The station master at the N. W. R. R. station soon had a roaring fire in the stove in the waiting room, and the old people were made snug for the night.
The fire burned merrily throughout the night, and by morning only a pile of ashes remained. The building was fully covered by insurance.
About three o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the new building of the Home for the Aged, in Norwood Park. Approximately sixty of the old people were sleeping in ...
Norwegian
II D 5
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Dziennik Zwiazkowy Zgoda -- January 04, 1910From the Department of Education of the Polish National Alliance
This notice is to remind all those who intend to apply to the Polish National Alliance for tuition loans without interest, that applications for such loans will be accepted until and including January 15.
If you have already received your application fill it out, and together with your school certificate, send it at once.
All Polish National Alliance library groups who need more books, should apply to the Department of Education, which will supply them at once without cost.
These groups which are able to buy their books, will save money, if they make their purchases through our Department of Education. Our order for books will be placed in the near future; it is therefore advisable that we receive your order promptly. We buy for less because we buy in large quantities, thereby effecting a saving in both cost and shipment.
S. Orpiszewski, Secretary.
This notice is to remind all those who intend to apply to the Polish National Alliance for tuition loans without interest, that applications for such loans will be accepted until ...
Polish
III B 2, I A 1 a, IV
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Polish // Assimilation > Nationalistic Societies and Influences > Activities of Nationalistic Societies (III B 2) ?
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Polish // Attitudes > Education > Secular > Elementary, Higher (High School and College) (I A 1 a) ?
Polish // Representative Individuals (IV) ?
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